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Rogers WMP Stand up Cocktail Drum.????
That's got to be the tallest cocktail drum I have ever seen! The leg brackets look like old Premier's. A custom piece or "Frankenstein" creation?
17 years agoJ E Longcluse Ltd Snare Drum
Can you post a few pictures? For researching why not try your local library. You can research for companies that operated in that area, I would say it...
17 years agoWill restoration ever become "taboo"?
I volunteer at a museum where I live and have learned a LOT about "artifacts". There is a difference in "restoring" vs "preservation" of an item. Th...
17 years agoHow did they do that Marble Lacquer finish?
There are a number of ways to do this using inks or oil paints. If you check out sites or books that do antique restoration or Faux (pronounced: Foe,...
17 years agoGretsch Micro-sensitive Strainer
Personally, I like the MS strainer. It does work best with the adjustable butt end. I will agree with the high prices these thing fetch, two this past...
17 years agoGretsch Wrap Wanted
I'm looking for the Midnight Blue Sparkle wrap for a 1960's Gretsch snare I am restoring. 5 1/2 x 14 would be the size. Maybe an old floor tom or BD w...
17 years agoWanted! John Grey Throw-off
Looking for a throw-off for a John Grey Broadway snare. Two hole, horizontal mounting, 7/8" OC. Either of these might be the one, I think the correct...
17 years agoMystery Drums
I've seen similar lugs on a McCormick marching snare. I sold it a while back. I know nothing about the company. Hoops do remind me of a lot of marchin...
17 years ago